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Both these towns have a population of one (1), and as of 2000 they were 2 of only four cities in the US to have a pop. of 1. The other two are Erving's Location, NH and New Amsterdam, Indiana.
Anyone been to any of these. Erving? Care to defend your hometown?
Last edited by treedonkey; 04-07-2009 at 01:48 PM..
umm... .this is kind of a ridiculous comparison. I travel to both for business all the time and Lost Springs can't touch the urbanity and vibrancy of Hibberts Gore. By even creating this thread it makes me question whether you, Mr. Donkey, have ever even been to Hibberts Gore.
Of course neither one can hold a candle to New Amsterdam, but I guess that's a discussion for another day.
umm... .this is kind of a ridiculous comparison. I travel to both for business all the time and Lost Springs can't touch the urbanity and vibrancy of Hibberts Gore. By even creating this thread it makes me question whether you, Mr. Donkey, have ever even been to Hibberts Gore.
Of course neither one can hold a candle to New Amsterdam, but I guess that's a discussion for another day.
Yeah, well you arrogant Lost Springers are ALL alike (all one of you, that is), you're just so stuck on yourselves because of what your city has become, as if you had anything to do with it!!!. Why don't you GET A LIFE and move to Erving's Location?
Erving's Location is much more walkable than either of these 2 and has better mass transit with their new light donkey system.
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